Teaching Materials for Autism
If you’re raising or supporting a child with autism, you already know: every learning moment matters. But finding the right tools to...
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Autism and Excessive Thinking
If you are a parent or guardian of an autistic person, you may have noticed patterns of deep thinking, replaying conversations, or...
What is Monotropism and How Does it Relate to Autism?
Autism is perceived as a complex and sometimes mysterious disorder. Research suggests that approximately 75% to 95% of people with autism report...
What Are the Early Signs of Autism in Girls?
Research suggests that autism traits in girls aren’t always the same as those observed in boys with autism. Many symptoms in autistic...
How to Prepare Your Autistic Child for a Doctor or Dentist Visit
Let’s face it–most young children don’t enjoy visiting the dentist or doctor’s office. The poking and prodding, whirring and scraping, bright lights,...
What is the Difference Between Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder?
Have you ever clasped your ears at the screech of a high-pitched alarm or inhaled deeply when smelling the scent of your...
